Sentence examples for target revert from inspiring English sources

Eventually Mr Evans would have the Fed, which has no official inflation target, revert to focusing on the inflation rate.Although elegant in theory, a price-level target has some serious practical drawbacks.

Do not revert to sweets for energy!!!

Notably, the expression of the five miRNA targets reverted by natalizumab therapy was also altered in peripheral immune cells during EAE and negatively correlated with disease severity.

Our study nominates DAXX as a new therapeutic target to revert tumorigenesis caused by PTEN loss of function in GBMs.

In a chaotic moment, the first time I was a target, I reverted back to that training.

Hence, it is essential to identify a specific target, which could revert the metabolic profile and thereby reducing the M1 macrophage polarization.

The response prompted the target cube to revert to white and a new target to be randomly selected.

(It had previously called for a 20% reduction, and if other developed countries, especially America, do not adopt similar targets it will revert to this original goal).

In the first approach, we found that inducible overexpression of a wild-type Pink1 that is resistant to siRNAs targeting Pink1 could not revert the protective phenotype of siRNAs targeting murine Pink1 (Supplementary Figure S3 and Supplementary Data D1).

"Inflation, which is currently only 0.5%, is expected to revert to target gradually, as effects from commodity price falls dissipate and low unemployment helps push up wages".

Because the Fed's control over inflation is so well-established, inflation will tend to revert to target despite tightening conditions in labour markets: that's what it means for expectations to be "well-anchored".The Fed simply does not need to strangle the economy any more to get inflation to come down.